#02(Cute Animals Until Nature Pink)

Pink color (Red Guava) is usually synonymous with chewing gum, barbie, valentine, and is not identical at all with nature which is more dominated by greenish color. And according to the researchers, the color pink is not really a basic color, even doubtful its existence in the coloring system (such as rainbow), where we can only see the color pink because our brains are trying to believe that this color exists! Although these facts seem to say that the color pink can only be obtained from human intervention alone (such as making color images, food or clothing), it also has some natural nature that has a pink color. Here Is The Pink Color In Nature That Is Formed Naturally.

Grasshopper Sembah Anggrek Betina

Like most other species of insects, male and female orchid grasshoppers have a very striking difference, in which the male is brown and small (about 3 centimeters) and the bentina is larger than the male (about 6 centimeters or more) and has colors and bodies that mimic the color of the orchid where he lives (Pink whiteness). The female's camouflage makes it seem easier to catch its prey as they land around its territory.

It can be said, the camouflage of color done by the female is the result of the natural evolution that this species has done. In addition to the color that resembles an orchid flower, the female also has a kind of mantle in her body that looks like an orchid petal, a perfect disguise to hide from predators as well as to approach the prey with ease.

Ngengat Elephant Hawk

Elephant Hawk moths live in many English countries. Since in the form of a caterpillar to become a perfect moth, this insect turned out to have its own uniqueness in each phase. This moth name is given from its appearance when it is still a caterpillar, with the size of its head is slimmer than its body and has a dark body color, making this caterpillar look very similar to the elephant trunk. If the caterpillar survives and enters the cocoon phase, it will turn into one of the most beautiful and unique species of moth on earth. Unlike most brown or gray moth species, this Elephant Hawk moth has a blend of pink and olive green that look very beautiful.

Pasir Merah Jambu Bahamas Beach

A pink sandy beach stretches 3 miles from Harbor Island, in the Bahamas. The position of the coral reefs that exist on this beach makes the water move more calm because it holds the waves that look very beautiful with sand that really - pink like chewing gum or spilled milk strawberries.

And the origin of pink sand on this beach is from the existence of several colonies of single-celled creature named Foraminifera (pink or red body) that lives on the coral reef this coast. When these microscopic animals die and their bodies are destroyed by the waves, the fragments of the body will be carried away by the waves and stranded sand along this beach so that the color of the sand becomes pink beautiful and extraordinary beautiful. Because of the uniqueness of this beach, a lot of local and foreign tourists who want to visit this beach as their tourist destination, although the pink color only formed at one time only (Not always pink). Are friends interested to visit also to this pink beach?